easy
1 hour
No special fitness level required; suitable for all ages
Discover the rich musical heritage of Canterbury Shaker Village with Roger Lee Hall and the Canterbury Singers. Experience 'My Shaker Home,' the final song composed in this historic New Hampshire community, and dive deep into Shaker spirituality and history.
November 8, 1:00 pm
Join musicologist Roger Lee Hall as he delves into the rich history of "My Shaker Home," the last song composed at Canterbury Shaker Village. Experience a captivating presentation enriched by Hall's personal encounters with Sister Lillian and a live performance by the Canterbury Singers, celebrating Shaker music's enduring legacy.
Join musicologist Roger Lee Hall as he delves into the rich history of "My Shaker Home," the last song composed at Canterbury Shaker Village. Experience a captivating presentation enriched by Hall's personal encounters with Sister Lillian and a live performance by the Canterbury Singers, celebrating Shaker music's enduring legacy.
This popular presentation fills quickly; arriving early ensures a good seat close to the performance area.
Reviewing basic Shaker history beforehand enhances appreciation of the songs and stories shared.
Due to the nature of the event, maintaining quiet during the presentation and performance is important.
Although the event is indoors, the village grounds are best explored in dry weather for added enjoyment.
Canterbury Shaker Village was established in 1792 and is one of the oldest and most complete Shaker communities preserved in the United States.
The village maintains sustainability efforts by preserving historical buildings with eco-friendly materials and limiting visitor impact through controlled access.
Optional for added comfort during the indoor performance seating.
The museum and village may be cool in autumn; layering keeps you comfortable.
fall specific
Helpful for jotting down interesting historical facts or musical insights shared.
Wear sturdy shoes if you plan to explore the village outdoors before or after the event.
spring specific